Test Bank for Nutrition for Health Fitness And Sport 11th Us Edition by Williams

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Chapter 02Test Bank

Thethreekeywordstoahealthful dietarebalance,variety,and

A availability.

B. moderation.

C. quality.

D. complementarity.

2. Nutrientsthatthebodyneeds,butcannotproduceinadequatequantitiesarecalled

A essential nutrients

B. dispensablenutrients

C nonessential nutrients

D. nondispensablenutrients.

3 Macronutrients

A mayprovideenergybutdonotsupportgrowthanddevelopmentof bodytissues

B. haveadailyrequirementthatislessthanafewgrams.

C. includecarbohydrates,fats,andproteins,aswell aswater.

D. containnoCalories.

4 Oneexampleof amicronutrientis

A water.

B. minerals

C carbohydrate

D. fat.

5 A goodexampleof anonessential nutrientis

A. fiber.

B. calcium.

C. niacin.

D. creatine.

6

MyPlatestressesall butwhichoneof thefollowing:

A Weightloss

B. Variety

C Activity

D. Personalization

7. Oneof thenutrientsincludedintheKeyNutrientconceptis

A. vitamin D.

B. vitamin E.

C. potassium.

D. calcium.

8 Nutrientdensity

A isanimportantconceptbasedonfoodprocessingandfortification

B. will automaticallyincreasesimplybyincreasingtheamountof dietaryfatandsugar.

C iswhenafoodpossessesasignificantamountof specificnutrientsperservingrelativetoitscaloric content.

D. isanindicatorof foodirradiation.

9. Whenconsideringthekey-nutrientconcept,whichof thefollowingisNOTtrue?

A Thetheoryisbasedontheeightnutrientscentral tohumannutrition

B. Highlyprocessedfoodstowhichsomevitaminshavebeenaddedareacceptabletothisconcept

C If thekeynutrientsareadequateinyourdiet,youwill probablyreceiveanamplesupplyof all nutrients essential tohumans

DTheFoodExchangeListscanbeauseful guidetosecuringthekeynutrients,if onekeepsinmindthat . thereissomevariationintheproportionof thenutrientswithineachfoodexchange

10. Whichof thefollowingstatementsabouttheFoodExchangeSystemiscorrect?

A. Itisafoodguide,butitisdissimilartoMyPlate

B.ItwasdevelopedbytheAmericanDieteticAssociationandAmericanDiabeticAssociation,aswell as otherhealthorganizations

C Itwasdevelopedspecificallyforpreventionof cardiovasculardisease

D.Itincludeseightexchangesthatcontainapproximatelythesameamountof Calories,carbohydrate,fat, andprotein

11 Whichstatementaboutthetypical AmericandietisFALSE?

A. Americanseattoomuchsaturatedfat

B. AmericanseattoomanyCalories

C. Americansobtainadequateamountsof calcium

D. Americansdonoteatenoughfiber-richfoods

12.

AccordingtotheNational Academyof Sciences,fatshouldprovide of overall Caloriesinthe diet.

20%to35%

B. 10%to35%

C. 45%to65%

D. 5%to20%

13 Therecommendeddailydietarygoal forcholesterol intakeisnomorethan

A 150mg

B. 200mg

C. 250mg.

D. 300mg.

14. Whenconsideringthetypesof foodavegetarianeats,whichof thefollowingistrue?

A Semivegetariansdonoteatmeatsuchasfishandpoultry

B. Ovovegetarianswill eatbotheggandmilkproducts

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C Veganswill eatfishandpoultry,butwill eatnoredmeat

D. Lactovegetarianswill includefoodsinthemilkgroupintheirdiets

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B. foodallergy.

C. foodborneillness.

D. foodintolerance.

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B. nutraceuticals

C. saturated fats. D. enzymes.

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32. Of thefollowing,vegetariandietsnormallyareleastlikelytocontaininadequateamountsof

A fiber.

B. vitaminB-12

C calcium

D. iron

33 Whichof thefollowingstatementsregardingdietarysupplementsisFALSE?

A. Dietarysupplementsmaybeharmful if individualsusethemassubstitutesforahealthydiet

B.Healthclaimslistedonthelabel havebeensubstantiatedbytheFoodandDrugAdministration(FDA)

C. Dietarysupplementsof thesameproduct,suchasginseng,mayvarygreatlyinquality

D.Dietarysupplementsmayactuallyimpairone'shealth,andmayevenbefatal,whenusedimproperly

E Insomecountries,dietarysupplementsareregulatedasdrugs

34 Whichof thefollowingisnotoneof theclassesof dietarysupplementsdocumentedintheDSHEA?

A Herbalsandbotanicals

B. Vitamins

C Aminoacids

D. Minerals

E Alcohol

35. Approximately howmany Caloriesareinameal with2starch/breadexchanges,4very leanmeat exchanges,1fruit exchange,1vegetableexchanges,2fat exchangesand1skimmilk exchange?

A. 420

B. 490

C 565

D. 715

E 780

36 HowmanyCaloriesareinaWhoppersandwich,alargeorderof Frenchfries,andamediumsoftdrinkif thismeal contains25gramsof protein,80gramsof carbohydrate,and40gramsof fat?

A. 686

B. 780

C. 911

D. 1,066

E. 1,140

37. Anorderof ChickenMcNuggetshas314Caloriesand19gramsof fat.Whatpercentageof thismeal is composedof fatCalories?

A 26

B. 35

C 44

D. 54

E 66

38. Comparedtoskimmilk,aglassof wholemilkcontainsaboutanadditional sevengramsof fat.How manyadditional Caloriesdoesthisrepresent?

A. 16

B. 28

C 63

D. 95

E 120

39 ThecurrentUSDA MyPlateGuideisbasedonthefollowingfoodgroups:

A Grains,vegetables,fruits,proteins,dairy

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B. Grains,vegetables,fruits,dairy,proteins,sweets

C. Grains,vegetables,fruits,oils,proteins

D. Vegetables,fruit,oils,dairy

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40. Whichof thefollowingisNOTanacceptabledefinitionforfoodlabelswiththelisting"free"?

A. Fat free-lessthan0.5gramsof total fat per serving

B. Cholesterol free-lessthan2milligramsper serving

C Sugarfree-lessthan5gramsperserving

D. Caloriefree-lessthan5Caloriesperserving

E Sodiumfree-lessthan5milligramsperserving

41 Whichof thefollowingisNOTarecommendeddietaryguidelineassociatedwiththePrudentHealthy Diet?

A. Maintainahealthybodyweight

B. Eatavarietyof wholesome,natural foods

C Chooseadietwithplentyof complexcarbohydrates

D. Chooseadietlowinfatandsaturatedfat

E Takeadailyone-a-daymultivitamin/mineral tabletwithatleasttwicetheRDA forall vitaminsand minerals

42 TheDailyValues(DV)onfoodlabelsarebasedoncertaindietaryrecommendationsforAmericans

Whichof thefollowingdoesnotcurrentlyserveasabasisforthedeterminationof theDV onthefood label?

A. Maximumof 30%of total fatCalories

B. Maximumof 10%of saturatedfatCalories

C. Minimumof 60%carbohydrateCalories

D. Lessthan300milligramscholesterol

E Minimumof 5gramsof fiberper1,000Calories

43 Thebestfoodexchangefromwhichtoobtaingoodtoexcellentsourcesof bothvitaminCandvitaminA (beta-carotene)isthe

A Milkexchange

B. Meatexchange

C Starch/breadexchange

D. Vegetableexchange

E. Fatexchange

44. Dietaryfiberisclassifiedasa(n):

A. carbohydrate

B. lipid

C protein

D. vitamin

E mineral

45 Whichof thefollowingfoodexchangesisagoodsourceof protein,calciumandvitaminD?

A. leanmeat

B. skimmilk

C. starch/bread

D. fruit

46. WhichisNOTagoodexampleof aTYPICAL foodexchangeSERVINGSIZE?

A eightouncesof skimmilkinthemilkexchange

B. asliceof wholewheatbreadinthestarch/breadexchange

C amedium-sizeappleinthefruitexchange

D. eightouncesof broiledflounderintheleanmeatexchange

E ahalf-cupof cookedbroccoli inthevegetableexchange

47 Whichof thefollowingfoodswouldnotbeconsumedbyalacto-vegetarian?

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A scrambledeggs

B. skimmilk

C. cheese

D. yogurt

E. icecream

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48. Theadditionof anutrienttoafoodthatdidnotoriginallycontainthatnutrientmakesitwhattypeof food?

A imitation

B. engineered

C fabricated

D. fortified

E. artificial

49 Whichof thefollowingisnotakey(indicator)nutrientasdefinedbythekeynutrientconcept?

A. iron

B. calcium C. vitaminA D. chromium E. vitaminC

50 TheAcceptableMacronutrientDistributionRange(AMDR)forcarbohydrate,asapercentageof thedaily Calories,isapproximately

A 10-20

B. 10-35

C. 20-35

D. 30-45

E. 45-65

51. TherecommendeddietarygoalsforhealthyAmericanssuggestthatcholesterol intakebereducedtoless thanhowmanymilligramsperday?

A 50

B. 100

C 300

D. 600

E 1,000

52 Of theeightkeynutrients,howmanyarevitamins?

A. 2

B. 3

C. 4

D. 5

E 6

53. Whichtwokeynutrientsshouldbestressedinthedietsof womenandchildrenbecausetheyareoften consumedinlessthandesiredamountsintheUnitedStates?

A proteinandcalcium

B. thiaminandriboflavin

C vitaminsA andC

D. ironandcalcium

E. proteinandvitaminC

54. Whichof thefollowingfoodexchangescontainsthemostCaloriesperserving?

A starch/bread

B. low-fat(2%)milk

C fat

D. highfatmeat

E vegetable

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55. Expressedasapercentageof itstotal caloricvalue,whichfoodexchangehasthehighestproteincontent?

A starch/bread

B. skimmilk

C vegetable

D. veryleanmeat

E. fruit

56. Usingtheterm"essential" inthenutritionsense,howmanyessential aminoacidsarerequiredbythe averageadult?

A 4

B. 9

C 12

D. 16

E 20

57 Perserving,whichof thefollowingfoodexchangescontainsthegreatestamountof carbohydratesin grams?

A leanmeat

B. skimmilk

C. fruit

D. vegetable

E. fat

58. Perserving,whichof thefollowingfoodexchangescontainsthegreatestamountof proteiningrams?

A leanmeat

B. skimmilk

C starch/bread

D. fruit

E vegetable

59 Whichfoodexchangeisthebest(intermsof highestcontent)sourceof calcium?

A. skimmilk

B. leanmeat

C. starch/bread

D. fruit

E vegetable

60 Whichfoodexchangeisthebest(intermsof contentandbioavailability)sourceof iron?

A skimmilk

B. leanmeat

C starch/bread

D. fruit

E. vegetable

61. Whichkeynutrientisnotusuallyfoundinsubstantial amountsinthemilkgroup(fortifiedmilk)?

A. protein

B. vitamin A

C. riboflavin

D. calcium

E iron

62 Whichkeynutrientisnotusuallyfoundinsubstantial amountsinthemeatgroup?

A vitaminC

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B. iron
C. protein
D. niacin
E. thiamin

63. Whichof thefollowingisanonessential ordispensablenutrient?

A protein

B. vitaminC

C creatine

D. linoleicfattyacid

E calcium

64 Whichof thefollowingcannotbeusedasasourceof energyintheformof Caloriesinthehumanbody?

A. carbohydrate

B. vitaminC

C. fat

D. alcohol

E protein

65 Althoughthenutrientsfoundinfoodperformawidevarietyof functions,whichof thefollowingisof primaryimportancesincetheotherfunctionsaresubordinatedtoitintimesof need?

A. supportgrowth

B. provideenergy

C. regulatemetabolicprocesses

D. providefordevelopmentandmaturation

E. formcellsandtissues

66. A foodmayclaimtobeaHIGHSOURCEof anutrientif itprovidesatleast percentof Daily ReferenceValueof thatnutrientinasingleserving

A 2-4

B. 6-8

C 10-12

D. 15

E 20

67. Themainingredient(byweight)inaproductwhoselabel containsaningredientlistwhichreads,in order,"Wholewheat,dextrose,hydrogenatedvegetableoil,andsalt" is:

A wholewheat

B. sugar

C addedfat

D. salt

E impossibletotell

68 Whichof thekeynutrientsdoesnotneedtobelisted(notmandatory)onafoodlabel?

A protein

B. thiamin

C calcium

D. vitaminC

E. iron

69. A typical Supersizefast-foodmeal of atripleburger,Frenchfriesandacola-typedrinkisusuallyhigh in:

A calcium,folate,andiron

B. calcium,folate,andprotein

C vitaminC,riboflavin,andvitaminA

D. fat,sodium,andsugar

E. vitaminsC,vitaminD,andvitaminB12

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70. EscherichiaandSalmonellaareassociatedwith

A foodallergy

B. foodsensitivity

C foodpoisoning

D. foodintolerance

E foodreactivity

71 Foodrichinfolicacid,orfolate,maycarryhealthclaimsbecausesuchfoodsmayhelppreventthe developmentof

A. Heartdisease

B. Cancer

C Neural tubedefects

D. Hypertensionorhighbloodpressure

E Osteoporosis

72 Whichof thefollowingisNOTconsideredtobeasafepracticetohelppreventfoodpoisoning?

A Treatall meat,poultry,fish,seafood,andeggsasif theywerecontaminated

B. Buyfruitsandvegetablescoatedwithwaxanddonotwashtoremovethewax

C Donotusecannedfoodsthatareextensivelydentedorbulging

D. Donoteatrawshellfish

E. Microwavingfoodpreparationutensilsmayhelpkill bacteria

73. TheGRASlistcontains:

A carcinogenicfoodadditives

B. foodadditivesbelievedtobesafe

C. researchersqualified to test foodadditives

D. governmental regulationsfor pesticideuse

E alistof drug-foodinteractions

74 A vegetarian-typediet,particularlyavegandiet,maybemorehealthful thanthecurrenttypical American dietforall of thefollowingreasonsexceptwhich?(Choosethefalsestatement)

A. avegandietishigherineasilyabsorbediron

B. avegandietishigherinfiber

C. avegandietislowerinsaturatedfats

D. avegandietusuallycontainsmorephytochemicalsthoughttoconferhealthbenefits

E avegandietislowerincholesterol

75. Foravegan,whichof thefollowingwouldNOTbeanexampleof proteincomplementaritytogeta propermixtureof aminoacids?

A kidneybeansandrice

B. breadandnavybeans

C kidneybeansinatacoshell madefromcornandwheat

D. pastawithtomatosauceandItalianbread

E. pastaefagioli (pastafazool)orpastacookedwithnavybeans

76. Whichof thefollowingisNOTacommonfoodthatmaycauseasusceptibleindividual toexperiencea foodallergyorfoodintolerancereaction?

A eggs

B. milk

C citrusfruitslikeoranges

D. nuts

E seafoodlikeclams

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77. Foodsrichinpotassiumandlowinsodiummaycarryhealthclaimsbecausesuchfoodsmayhelpprevent thedevelopmentof

A Dental caries

B. Cancer

C Neural tubedefects

D. Hypertensionorhighbloodpressure

E. Osteoporosis

78. Whichof thefollowingtermsismostappropriatetodescribeanadversereactionof theimmunesystem whenfoodthatcontainsspecifictypesof proteinsisconsumed?

A foodallergy

B. foodintolerance

C. foodadditivity

D. foodprocessing

E foodpoisoning

79 Foraproducttobelabeled"low" incholesterol,itmusthavenomorethan ?

A 3gramsperserving

B. 300milligramsperserving

C. 0milligramsperserving

D. 1gramperserving

E. 20milligramsperserving

80. TheDV forvitaminCislowerthanthecurrentRDA;thecurrentDV onfoodlabelsis

A 15 mg

B. 30 mg

C 45 mg

D. 60 mg

E 75mg

81 TheDV forcalciumonfoodlabels,whichislowerthantheRDA forteenagersandolderadults,is:

A. 200mg

B. 600mg

C. 1,000mg

D. 2,000mg

E. 4,000mg

82 TherecommendeddietarygoalsforhealthyAmericanssuggestthattheintakeof saturatedfat,asa percentageof dailyCalories,belessthanwhatpercent?

A 10

B. 20

C 30

D. 40

E. 50

83. Whichof thefollowingisclassifiedasastarchexchangeratherthanavegetableexchange?

A. broccoli

B. potato

C tomato

D. spinach

E celery

84 Whichof thefollowingisnotaddedbacktorefinedgrainproductswhentheyareenriched?

A. iron

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B. thiamin

C vitamin E

D. riboflavin

E. niacin

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85. The1994DietarySupplementHealthandEducationAct(DSHEA)stipulatesthat:

A. All nutritional supplementsmusthavescientificteststoprovetheyareeffective.

B. All nutritional supplementsmusthavescientificteststoprovetheyaresafe

C Theburdenof proof regardingsafetyandefficacyrestswiththegovernment.

D. Thedailyvalueof afoodmustappearonthelabel

86 Whatisthedefinitionof adietarysupplement?

A. thosethatcontainergogenicsubstances

B. thosethatarenotregulatedbyDSHEA

C.thosethatcontainatleast1of these:vitamin,mineral,herb,botanical,aminoacid,metabolite,extract of aplant

D.thosethatcontainingredientsthathavebeenscientificallyproventohavetheeffectthatthe manufacturerstatesonthelabel

87 Thetolerableupperlimitrefersto:

A themostexerciseapersoncandoinaday

B. themostexerciseapersoncandoinaweek

C themaximumintakeunlikelytoposehealthrisks

D. theingestedamountof anutrientthatpromoteshealth

88. Peanutswouldbeclassifiedas:

A. A poorfoodsourcebecausetheyarehighinsalt

B. A poorfoodsourcebecausetheyarehighinfat

C A goodfoodsourcebecausetheyarenutrientdense

D. A poorfoodsourcebecausetheycontainnomicronutrients

89 A youngwomanhasdecidedtoforsaketheconsumptionof all animal productsandbecomeavegan vegetarian,consumingonlynatural unprocessedfoodsandnosupplements However,apossiblenegative aspectof eatingthiswaycouldbeduetothefactthat

A Manyvegetablesarehighinsaturatedfats

B. VitaminB12isfoundonlynaturallyinanimal products

C. Fruitsarelowinfiberandminerals

D. Itisnotpossibletoobtainenoughproteinwiththistypeof eating

90. Thedefinitionof asugarfreefoodis:

A. Thereisnosugar(zero)perserving

B. Nosugarwasaddedduringprocessing

C Thereis<05gramsof sugarperserving

D. Atleast25%lesssugarthanthereferencefood

91 A "lowcalorie" foodisonethathas:

A <40kilocaloriesperserving

B. <100kilocaloriesperserving

C. <5kilocaloriesperserving

D. Atleast25%fewerkilocaloriesperservingthanthereferencefood

92. Nonessential nutrients,ordispensablenutrients,maybeformedinthebody. True False

93 Micronutrientshelptoregulatemetabolicprocessesandareusuallymeasuredingrams

True False

94 Abouthalf theCaloriesthattheaverageAmericaneatsarederivedfromfatandsugar.

True False

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95. NutrientRDAsdonotnecessarilyguideusinappropriatefoodselection. True False

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96. MyPlatecontainsuseful foodrecommendationsforthegeneral populationbutdoesnotprovideany recommendationsforspecificpopulations,suchaspregnantwomenandtheelderly.

True False

97 FoodsthatareexactlyalikeinnutrientcompositionaregroupedtogetherintheMyPlateandtheFood ExchangeLists

True False

98 Thebasicpremisebehindthekey-nutrientconceptisthatif fivekeynutrientsareadequatelyobtainedin yourdiet,youwill probablyreceiveanamplesupplyof all nutrientsessential tohumans.

True False

99. Onehealthful dietaryrecommendationistolimitsodiumintaketolessthan1,500mgdaily.

True False

100Broilingandbakingarehealthful alternativestofryingfoods,buttheuseof microwaveovensisnotan acceptablealternative

True False

101Adherencetothetwelvesimpleguidelinesforreducingtheriskof chronicdiseasewill guaranteeyou goodhealth.

True False

102.Thetwomostcommonplantfoodsthatarecombinedtoachieveproteincomplementarityaregrainsand legumes

True False

103If notexposedtosunlight,veganswill needdietarysupplementsof vitaminB12

True False

104Plantfoodspossessahighcontentof fiberandothernutrientsthathavebeenassociatedwithreduced levelsof serumcholesterol andhelpinthepreventionof coronaryheartdisease

True False

105.Comparedtoanomnivorousdiet,researchstronglysuggeststhatvegetariandietsareassociatedwith significantimpairmentinaerobicendurancecapacity.

True False

106A well-balanceddietcontaininganimal productscanbejustashealthful asavegetariandietwhen obtainingthenutrientsaphysicallyactivebodyneeds

True False

107Functional foodsarefoodproductsdesignedtoprovidehealthbenefitsbeyondbasicnutrition

True False

108.HealthclaimsonfoodlabelsmusthaveextensivesupportivescientificevidenceandmusthaveFDA approval.

True False

109Thelargeamountsof fat,sodium,andsugarthatareaddedintheprocessingof manyfoodsareamore significanthealthconcernthanmostadditivescurrentlyinuse

True False

110A foodsensitivityorfoodallergyiscausedalmostexclusivelybypesticideresiduesorsynthetic additives

True False

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111.Theprecompetitionmeal shouldallowforthestomachtoberelativelyemptyatthestartof competition.

True False

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112.Liquidmealsshouldbeusedprimarilyasasubstituteforprecompetitionnutritionandshouldnotbeused toreplacethebalanceddiet-concept.

True False

113ThebasicpremiseunderlyingthePrudentHealthyDietistomovetowardavegetariandiet.

True False

114Availableresearchsupportsthebeneficial effectof avegetariandietuponphysical performance capacity.

True False

115.Maleathletesneedmoredietaryironthanadolescentandpremenopausal females.

True False

116TheFDA hasnostandardsforhealthclaimsthatarepermittedonfoodlabels

True False

117Commercial foodprocessingcausesmorenutrientlossthanhomeprocessing

True False

118Itisnotpossibletoobtainahealthful dietatafast-foodrestaurantduetothehigh-fatcontentof foods servedthere

True False

119.Relativetosportsparticipation,childrenarelikelittleadults,experiencingthesameresponsestoexercise underhotenvironmental conditions.

True False

120

Whichof thefollowingfoodsneedtbeincludedinthedietof femaleathletes?

A Iron-richfoods

B. Phosphate-richfoods

C. Refinedsugarrichfoods

D. Selenuim-richfoods

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isprimarilycausedbyconsumingfoodscontaminatedwithcertainpathogenicbacteria

A Foodintolerance

B. Foodadditive

C. Foodallergy

D. Foodpoisoning

122 isanadversereactiontofoodthatdoesnotinvolvetheimmunesystem

A Foodtolerance

B. Hypersensitivity

C. Foodallergy

D. Foodintolerance

123

Thelabel of anenergybarindicatesitismadewithorganicingredients Basedonyourknowledge

A All ingredientsareforsure100%organic

B. Thisenergybariscertifiedorganic.

C. Thisenergybarcontainsaleast70%organicingredients.

D.

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124. True False

Organicfoodsaresafefrombacterial contaminationandneverleadtofoodpoisoning

125

True False

If a26yearsoldmaleconsumesdailyahealthydietcontainingavarietyof nutrient-richfoodsanddoes nothaveanyhealthissueordeficiency,itiswiserforhimtoavoidtakinganydietarysupplementto avoidanytoxicitylevel.

126.

Foodlabelsmustcontain(checkall thatapply)

Servingsize

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127.

Janeboughtaloaf of multi-grainsbread;assheisreadingthelabel,thelistof grainsaddedwasthelast oneinthelistof ingredients Basedonyourknowledge,whatthisindicates?

A Thebreadisrichinmulti-grains

B. Thisisamulti-grainsrichbread.

C. Thebreaddoesnotcontainanymulti-grains.

D. Thebreadcontainsasmall quantityof multi-grains.

128

True False

Functional foodscontainfoodscomponentsuchasvitaminsandmineralsthatmayprovidepositive healthbenefits

129.

True False

Thevariousclassesof vegetariansaremainlybasedonthetypeof foodstheyeat.

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Whichof thefollowingarenutritional concernswithavegetariandiet?Checkall thatapply

Lowcaloriesintake. VitaminB12deficiency.

Lackof complementaryproteinsintheirfoodintake.

Certainmineralsdeficiencies

131. True False

Withitshighnutrientdense,lowfatandhighcontentof fibers,thevegetariandietisassociatedwithlow lipidbloodlevel andmaintainingnormal glycemia

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Whichof thefollowingsareincludedintheHealthyPrudentDiet?

Balancethefoodintakewithaphysical activity.

Eatabalanceddietrichinawidevarietyof nutrient-richfoods

Chooseadietrichinmeatabout65%of yourdailycaloriesshouldcomefromredmeat.

Chooseadietmoderateintotal fat.

133.

Asanutritional coach,whichof thefollowingwill yourecommendtofemaleathletestoincludeintheir healthydiettosatisfytheiriron'sneeds?

A

Eating3ozof oysters

B.

Eating1ozof oysters

C Eating3ozof yellowfintuna.

D. Femaleathletesdonotneediron,onlychildrenneedit.

134. True False

Nutrientdensityisakeyconceptindicatingtheproportionsof essential nutrientsfoundinspecificfoods

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136

Foradults,theAMDRof ahealthydietiscomposedof A

50%of fatand50%of carbohydrates

B.

45-65%of carbohydrates,20-35%of fatand10-35%of proteins

C.

45-65%of fat,20-35%of carbohydratesand10-35%of proteins.

D.

45-65%of proteins,20-35%of fatand10-35%of carbohydrates.

True False

TheFoodExchangeSystemisagroupof foodsin6categoriescontainingsimilaramountof calories

137

True False

AccordingtiotheKey-nutrientconcept,adietrichinprocessfoodsuppliesall nutrientsessential toa normal bodyfunctioning.

138.

JohnwouldliketoevaluatehisdailyvitaminCintake,whichof thefollowingwill yourecommendhim?

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Duringanutritioncoachingsession,whileanalyzingSamantha'sdailyfoodintake,thenutritionist informedherthat30%of hertotal energyintakecamefromfatWhichof thefollowingDietaryReference Intakesdidheuse?

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Chapter 02Test Bank Key

Thethreekeywordstoahealthful dietarebalance,variety,and

A. availability.

B. moderation

C quality.

D. complementarity.

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Nutrientsthatthebodyneeds,butcannotproduceinadequatequantitiesarecalled

A. essential nutrients

B. dispensablenutrients.

C. nonessential nutrients.

D. nondispensablenutrients.

A mayprovideenergybutdonotsupportgrowthanddevelopmentof bodytissues

B. haveadailyrequirementthatislessthanafewgrams

C. includecarbohydrates,fats,andproteins,aswell aswater.

D. containnoCalories.

Oneexampleof amicronutrientis

A water.

B. minerals.

C carbohydrate

D. fat.

5. A goodexampleof anonessential nutrientis

A. fiber.

B. calcium.

C niacin

D. creatine Bloom's

6 MyPlatestressesall butwhichoneof thefollowing:

A. Weightloss

B. Variety

C Activity

D. Personalization

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7. Oneof thenutrientsincludedintheKeyNutrientconceptis

A. vitamin D.

B. vitamin E

C potassium

D. calcium

8. Nutrientdensity

A. isanimportantconceptbasedonfoodprocessingandfortification.

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B. will automaticallyincreasesimplybyincreasingtheamountof dietaryfatandsugar.

C.iswhenafoodpossessesasignificantamountof specificnutrientsperservingrelativetoitscaloric content.

D. isanindicatorof foodirradiation

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9. Whenconsideringthekey-nutrientconcept,whichof thefollowingisNOTtrue?

A. Thetheoryisbasedontheeightnutrientscentral tohumannutrition

B. Highlyprocessedfoodstowhichsomevitaminshavebeenaddedareacceptabletothisconcept

C If thekeynutrientsareadequateinyourdiet,youwill probablyreceiveanamplesupplyof all nutrientsessential tohumans

DTheFoodExchangeListscanbeauseful guidetosecuringthekeynutrients,if onekeepsinmind thatthereissomevariationintheproportionof thenutrientswithineachfoodexchange

10 Whichof thefollowingstatementsabouttheFoodExchangeSystemiscorrect?

A. Itisafoodguide,butitisdissimilartoMyPlate

B.ItwasdevelopedbytheAmericanDieteticAssociationandAmericanDiabeticAssociation,aswell asotherhealthorganizations

C. Itwasdevelopedspecificallyforpreventionof cardiovasculardisease

D.Itincludeseightexchangesthatcontainapproximatelythesameamountof Calories,carbohydrate, fat,andprotein

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11 Whichstatementaboutthetypical AmericandietisFALSE?

A. Americanseattoomuchsaturatedfat

B. AmericanseattoomanyCalories

C. Americansobtainadequateamountsof calcium

D. Americansdonoteatenoughfiber-richfoods

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AccordingtotheNational Academyof Sciences,fatshouldprovide of overall Caloriesinthe diet. A. 20%to35% B. 10%to35%

13

Therecommendeddailydietarygoal forcholesterol intakeisnomorethan

A 150mg

B. 200mg

C 250mg

D. 300mg.

14. Whenconsideringthetypesof foodavegetarianeats,whichof thefollowingistrue?

A. Semivegetariansdonoteatmeatsuchasfishandpoultry

B. Ovovegetarianswill eatbotheggandmilkproducts

C Veganswill eatfishandpoultry,butwill eatnoredmeat

D. Lactovegetarianswill includefoodsinthemilkgroupintheirdiets

15 If foodsarenotselectedcarefully,strictvegetariansmayincurnutritional deficienciesinvolving

A. vitaminA.

B. vitaminC.

C. calcium

D. potassium

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16. Toobtainproteincomplementarity,youwouldcombinericewith

A. wheat.

B. oats

C corn

D. soybeans

17. Of thefollowingstatements,whichistrueof ahealthyvegetariandiet?

A Itisalwayshealthierthanadietthatincludesfoodsinthemeatandmilkgroups

BThemajornutritional differencebetweenanonvegetarianandavegetariandietappearstobethe . highercontentof saturatedfatsandcholesterol inthelatter

C. Itsuppliesmorethananadequateamountof nutrientsandisratherlowincaloriccontent

D. VitaminB12deficienciesareveryrarewithapurevegetariandiet

18 Whatisthetermusedtodescribetheaveragedailydietaryintakethatissufficienttomeetthenutrient requirementof nearlyall healthyindividuals?

A. TolerableUpperIntakeLimit(UL)

B. EstimatedAverageRequirement(EAR)

C. AdequateIntake(AI)

D. RecommendedDietaryAllowance(RDA)

19 Whatisthetermusedtodescribetherecommendeddailynutrientintakelevel basedonobservedor experimentallydeterminedapproximationsof nutrientintakebyagroupof healthypeople?

A TolerableUpperLimit(UL)

B. EstimatedAverageRequirement(EAR)

C. AdequateIntake(AI)

D. RecommendedDietaryAllowance(RDA)

20 TheDietaryReferenceIntake(DRI)consistsof whichof thefollowingreferenceintakes?

A RDA andAI

B. RDA andUL

C. RDA,AI andUL

D. RDA,AI,UL andEAR

21. Whichof thefollowingisanoptional listingonaNutritionFactsLabel?

A Amountperservingof total fat

B. Amountperservingof Calcium

C. Amountperservingof all Bvitamins

D. Amount perservingof saturatedfat

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22. Foodmanufacturersmaymakehealthclaimsunderthenewlabelingregulations

AbecausetheFDA believesthattheremaybesufficientscientificdatasupportingarelationship . betweenconsumptionof aspecificnutrientandpossiblepreventionof certainchronicdiseases.

B. if thedegreeof riskreductionisstatedinspecificterms

C andcurrentlyfivesuchclaimsareallowed

D. if thefoodisconsideredafunctional food

Whenthebodycannotproperlydigestaportionof foodresultingingastrointestinal distress,youare mostlikelysufferingfrom

A foodpoisoning

B. foodallergy.

C. foodborneillness.

D. foodintolerance.

24. Whichof thefollowingistrueaboutfoodprocessinganditsimpactonfoodquality?

A Weconsumemanytotallysyntheticproducts,butadditivesandsupplementsgivethemthesame nutrientvalueastheirnatural counterparts

B.Researchsuggeststhathomeprocessingmayactuallycauselessnutrientlossthancommercial preservation

C. NiacinandvitaminK maybeseriouslydepletedbyfoodprocessing

D.Themajorproblemwithfoodprocessingistheexcessiveuseof highlyrefinedproductsand questionableadditives

25 A foodthatis"lowinsaturatedfat" contains:

A Onlyunsaturatedfats

B. <20gramsof fatperservingandnotmorethan15%of kilocaloriesfromsaturatedfattyacids

C <1gramof fatperservingandnotmorethan15%of kilocaloriesfromtrans-fattyacids

D. <1gramof fatperservingandnotmorethan15%of kilocaloriesfromsaturatedfattyacids

26. Ingeneral,asolidprecompetitionmeal should

A. beeatenabouttwohourspriortocompetition.

B. behighincarbohydrateandlowinfatandprotein,providingforeasydigestibility.

C restrictfluidintakeinordertopreventbodywaterretention

D. contributetoareverseosmoticeffect.

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27. Whichof thefollowingfoodswouldmakeagoodchoicetoincludeinaprecompetitionmeal?

A. Oatmeal

B. Beans

C. Branproducts

D. Spicyshrimpcasserole

28 A breakfast

A. thatisbalancedandhighinrefinedcarbohydrateswill helppreventtheonsetof mid-morning hunger.

B.withonlyanaverageamountof proteinmaytriggeraninsulinresponseandproducehypoglycemia inthemiddleof themorning.

C. thatisbalancedmaybeespeciallyimportantforthephysicallyactiveindividual.

D. thatishighinsaturatedfatisbetstofuel mid-dayphysical activity.

29 A foodthatis"lowsodium" contains:

A <5milligramsperserving

B. 140milligramsorlessof sodiumperserving

C Atleast50%lesssodiumperservingthanthereferencefood

D. Atleast25%orlesssodiumperservingthanthereferencefood

30 Whichof thefollowingistrueconcerningdietandcompetition?

A Thereisnoneedtoconsumeanythingduringmosttypesof athleticcompetitionwiththepossible exceptionof electrolytesandwater

B.Onthedayfollowingcompetition,carbohydrateloadingisprudentsomuscleglycogenwill be replacedmorequickly

C Thoseindividualsinvolvedindailyphysical activityof aprolongednatureshouldstresscomplex . carbohydratefoodsintheirdailydiet

DThoseindividualsinvolvedinathleticcompetitionorprolongeddailyphysical activityhavenoneed . toconsumeanythingexceptelectrolytesandwaterduringcompetition,butdoneedtostresscomplex carbohydratefoodsinadailydiet

31. Antioxidantnutrientsandphytochemicalsthatmayprovideamedical orhealthbenefitarereferredto, collectively,as

A pharmaceuticals

B. nutraceuticals.

C. saturated fats.

D. enzymes.

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32. Of thefollowing,vegetariandietsnormallyareleastlikelytocontaininadequateamountsof

A. fiber.

B. vitaminB-12

C. calcium.

D. iron

33. Whichof thefollowingstatementsregardingdietarysupplementsisFALSE?

A Dietarysupplementsmaybeharmful if individualsusethemassubstitutesforahealthydiet

B. Healthclaimslistedonthelabel havebeensubstantiatedbytheFoodandDrugAdministration (FDA)

C Dietarysupplementsof thesameproduct,suchasginseng,mayvarygreatlyinquality

D. Dietarysupplementsmayactuallyimpairone'shealth,andmayevenbefatal,whenused improperly

E Insomecountries,dietarysupplementsareregulatedasdrugs

34 Whichof thefollowingisnotoneof theclassesof dietarysupplementsdocumentedintheDSHEA?

A Herbalsandbotanicals

B. Vitamins

C. Aminoacids

D. Minerals

E. Alcohol

35 ApproximatelyhowmanyCaloriesareinameal with2starch/breadexchanges,4veryleanmeat exchanges,1fruitexchange,1vegetableexchanges,2fatexchangesand1skimmilkexchange?

A 420

B. 490

C. 565

D. 715

E 780

36. HowmanyCaloriesareinaWhoppersandwich,alargeorderof Frenchfries,andamediumsoft drinkif thismeal contains25gramsof protein,80gramsof carbohydrate,and40gramsof fat?

A 686

B 780

C. 911

D. 1,066

E. 1,140

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37. Anorderof ChickenMcNuggetshas314Caloriesand19gramsof fat.Whatpercentageof thismeal iscomposedof fatCalories?

A 26

B. 35

C 44

D. 54

E 66

38.

Comparedtoskimmilk,aglassof wholemilkcontainsaboutanadditional sevengramsof fat.How manyadditional Caloriesdoesthisrepresent?

A. 16

B. 28

C. 63

D. 95

E. 120

39. ThecurrentUSDA MyPlateGuideisbasedonthefollowingfoodgroups:

A. Grains,vegetables,fruits,proteins,dairy

B. Grains,vegetables,fruits,dairy,proteins,sweets

C Grains,vegetables,fruits,oils,proteins

D. Vegetables,fruit,oils,dairy

40 Whichof thefollowingisNOTanacceptabledefinitionforfoodlabelswiththelisting"free"?

A Fatfree-lessthan05gramsof total fatperserving

B. Cholesterol free-lessthan2milligramsperserving

C. Sugarfree-lessthan5gramsperserving

D. Caloriefree-lessthan5Caloriesperserving

E Sodiumfree-lessthan5milligramsperserving

41 Whichof thefollowingisNOTarecommendeddietaryguidelineassociatedwiththePrudentHealthy Diet?

A Maintainahealthybodyweight

B. Eatavarietyof wholesome,natural foods

C. Chooseadietwithplentyof complexcarbohydrates

D. Chooseadietlowinfatandsaturatedfat

E. Takeadailyone-a-daymultivitamin/mineral tabletwithatleasttwicetheRDA forall vitaminsand minerals

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42. TheDailyValues(DV)onfoodlabelsarebasedoncertaindietaryrecommendationsforAmericans. Whichof thefollowingdoesnotcurrentlyserveasabasisforthedeterminationof theDV onthefood label?

A Maximumof 30%of total fatCalories

B. Maximumof 10%of saturatedfatCalories

C Minimumof 60%carbohydrateCalories

D. Lessthan300milligramscholesterol

E. Minimumof 5gramsof fiberper1,000Calories

43. Thebestfoodexchangefromwhichtoobtaingoodtoexcellentsourcesof bothvitaminCandvitamin

A (beta-carotene)isthe

A Milkexchange

B. Meatexchange

C Starch/breadexchange

D. Vegetableexchange

E. Fatexchange

44. Dietaryfiberisclassifiedasa(n):

A. carbohydrate

B. lipid

C. protein

D. vitamin

E. mineral

45. Whichof thefollowingfoodexchangesisagoodsourceof protein,calciumandvitaminD?

A. leanmeat

B. skimmilk

C starch/bread

D. fruit

46 WhichisNOTagoodexampleof aTYPICAL foodexchangeSERVINGSIZE?

A eightouncesof skimmilkinthemilkexchange

B. asliceof wholewheatbreadinthestarch/breadexchange

C. amedium-sizeappleinthefruitexchange

D. eightouncesof broiledflounderintheleanmeatexchange

E ahalf-cupof cookedbroccoli inthevegetableexchange

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47. Whichof thefollowingfoodswouldnotbeconsumedbyalacto-vegetarian?

A. scrambledeggs

B. skimmilk

C. cheese

D. yogurt

E. icecream

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48. Theadditionof anutrienttoafoodthatdidnotoriginallycontainthatnutrientmakesitwhattypeof food?

A. imitation

B. engineered

C fabricated

D. fortified

E artificial

49. Whichof thefollowingisnotakey(indicator)nutrientasdefinedbythekeynutrientconcept?

A. iron

B. calcium

C vitaminA

D. chromium

E vitaminC

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50. TheAcceptableMacronutrientDistributionRange(AMDR)forcarbohydrate,asapercentageof the dailyCalories,isapproximately

A. 10-20

B. 10-35

C 20-35

D. 30-45

E. 45-65

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51 TherecommendeddietarygoalsforhealthyAmericanssuggestthatcholesterol intakebereducedto lessthanhowmanymilligramsperday?

A. 50

B. 100

C. 300

D. 600

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52. Of theeightkeynutrients,howmanyarevitamins?

2 B. 3

C 4 D. 5

E. 6

53. Whichtwokeynutrientsshouldbestressedinthedietsof womenandchildrenbecausetheyareoften consumedinlessthandesiredamountsintheUnitedStates?

A. proteinandcalcium

B. thiaminandriboflavin

C vitaminsA andC

D. ironandcalcium

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54 Whichof thefollowingfoodexchangescontainsthemostCaloriesperserving?

A. starch/bread

B. low-fat(2%)milk

C fat

D. highfatmeat

E. vegetable

55 Expressedasapercentageof itstotal caloricvalue,whichfoodexchangehasthehighestprotein content?

A. starch/bread

B. skimmilk

C. vegetable

D. veryleanmeat

E fruit

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56 Usingtheterm"essential" inthenutritionsense,howmanyessential aminoacidsarerequiredbythe averageadult?

A 4

B. 9

C 12

D. 16

E 20

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57. Perserving,whichof thefollowingfoodexchangescontainsthegreatestamountof carbohydratesin grams?

A leanmeat

B. skimmilk

C. fruit

D. vegetable

E fat

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58. Perserving,whichof thefollowingfoodexchangescontainsthegreatestamountof proteiningrams?

A. leanmeat

B. skimmilk

C. starch/bread

D. fruit

E. vegetable

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59 Whichfoodexchangeisthebest(intermsof highestcontent)sourceof calcium?

A. skimmilk

B. leanmeat

C starch/bread

D. fruit

E vegetable Bloom's

60 Whichfoodexchangeisthebest(intermsof contentandbioavailability)sourceof iron?

and Absorption

A skimmilk

B. leanmeat

C starch/bread

D. fruit

E vegetable

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61. Whichkeynutrientisnotusuallyfoundinsubstantial amountsinthemilkgroup(fortifiedmilk)?

A protein

B. vitamin A

C riboflavin

D. calcium

E. iron

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62. Whichkeynutrientisnotusuallyfoundinsubstantial amountsinthemeatgroup?

A. vitaminC

B. iron

C. protein

D. niacin

E. thiamin

63. Whichof thefollowingisanonessential ordispensablenutrient?

A protein

B. vitaminC

C. creatine

D. linoleicfattyacid

E. calcium

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64 Whichof thefollowingcannotbeusedasasourceof energyintheformof Caloriesinthehuman body?

A. carbohydrate

B. vitaminC

C fat

D. alcohol

E. protein

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65 Althoughthenutrientsfoundinfoodperformawidevarietyof functions,whichof thefollowingisof primaryimportancesincetheotherfunctionsaresubordinatedtoitintimesof need?

A. supportgrowth

B. provideenergy

C regulatemetabolicprocesses

D. providefordevelopmentandmaturation

E formcellsandtissues

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66 A foodmayclaimtobeaHIGHSOURCEof anutrientif itprovidesatleast percentof Daily ReferenceValueof thatnutrientinasingleserving

A 2-4

B. 6-8

C. 10-12

D. 15

E. 20

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67. Themainingredient(byweight)inaproductwhoselabel containsaningredientlistwhichreads,in order,"Wholewheat,dextrose,hydrogenatedvegetableoil,andsalt" is:

A. wholewheat

B. sugar

C. addedfat

D. salt

E impossibletotell

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68. Whichof thekeynutrientsdoesnotneedtobelisted(notmandatory)onafoodlabel?

A. protein

B. thiamin

C. calcium

D. vitaminC

E. iron

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69 A typical Supersizefast-foodmeal of atripleburger,Frenchfriesandacola-typedrinkisusuallyhigh in:

A. calcium,folate,andiron

B. calcium,folate,andprotein

C. vitaminC,riboflavin,andvitaminA

D. fat,sodium,andsugar

E vitaminsC,vitaminD,andvitaminB12

70. EscherichiaandSalmonellaareassociatedwith

A foodallergy

B. foodsensitivity

C. foodpoisoning

D. foodintolerance

E. foodreactivity

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71 Foodrichinfolicacid,orfolate,maycarryhealthclaimsbecausesuchfoodsmayhelppreventthe developmentof

A. Heartdisease

B. Cancer

C. Neural tubedefects

D. Hypertensionorhighbloodpressure

E Osteoporosis

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72. Whichof thefollowingisNOTconsideredtobeasafepracticetohelppreventfoodpoisoning?

A Treatall meat,poultry,fish,seafood,andeggsasif theywerecontaminated

B Buyfruitsandvegetablescoatedwithwaxanddonotwashtoremovethewax

C. Donotusecannedfoodsthatareextensivelydentedorbulging

D. Donoteatrawshellfish

E. Microwavingfoodpreparationutensilsmayhelpkill bacteria

73 TheGRASlistcontains:

A carcinogenicfoodadditives

B. foodadditivesbelievedtobesafe

C researchersqualifiedtotest foodadditives

D. governmental regulationsfor pesticideuse

E alistof drug-foodinteractions

74. A vegetarian-typediet,particularlyavegandiet,maybemorehealthful thanthecurrenttypical Americandietforall of thefollowingreasonsexceptwhich?(Choosethefalsestatement)

A. avegandietishigherineasilyabsorbediron

B. avegandietishigherinfiber

C. avegandietislowerinsaturatedfats

D. avegandietusuallycontainsmorephytochemicalsthoughttoconferhealthbenefits

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75 Foravegan,whichof thefollowingwouldNOTbeanexampleof proteincomplementaritytogeta propermixtureof aminoacids?

A kidneybeansandrice

B. breadandnavybeans

C. kidneybeansinatacoshell madefromcornandwheat

D. pastawithtomatosauceandItalianbread

E pastaefagioli (pastafazool)orpastacookedwithnavybeans

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76 Whichof thefollowingisNOTacommonfoodthatmaycauseasusceptibleindividual toexperience afoodallergyorfoodintolerancereaction?

A. eggs

B. milk

C. citrusfruitslikeoranges

D. nuts

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77. Foodsrichinpotassiumandlowinsodiummaycarryhealthclaimsbecausesuchfoodsmayhelp preventthedevelopmentof

A Dental caries

B. Cancer

C Neural tubedefects

D. Hypertensionorhighbloodpressure

E Osteoporosis

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78 Whichof thefollowingtermsismostappropriatetodescribeanadversereactionof theimmune systemwhenfoodthatcontainsspecifictypesof proteinsisconsumed?

A. foodallergy

B. foodintolerance

C foodadditivity

D. foodprocessing

E foodpoisoning

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79 Foraproducttobelabeled"low" incholesterol,itmusthavenomorethan ?

A 3gramsperserving

B. 300milligramsperserving

C. 0milligramsperserving

D. 1gramperserving

E. 20milligramsperserving

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80 TheDV forvitaminCislowerthanthecurrentRDA;thecurrentDV onfoodlabelsis

A. 15 mg

B. 30 mg

C. 45mg

D. 60mg

E. 75mg

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81. TheDV forcalciumonfoodlabels,whichislowerthantheRDA forteenagersandolderadults, is:

A 200mg

B. 600mg

C. 1,000 mg

D. 2,000 mg

E 4,000mg

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82. TherecommendeddietarygoalsforhealthyAmericanssuggestthattheintakeof saturatedfat,asa percentageof dailyCalories,belessthanwhatpercent?

A. 10

B. 20

C. 30

D. 40

E 50

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83. Whichof thefollowingisclassifiedasastarchexchangeratherthanavegetableexchange?

A. broccoli

B. potato

C. tomato

D. spinach

E. celery

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84 Whichof thefollowingisnotaddedbacktorefinedgrainproductswhentheyareenriched?

A iron

B. thiamin

C. vitamin E

D. riboflavin

E niacin

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85 The1994DietarySupplementHealthandEducationAct(DSHEA)stipulatesthat:

A All nutritional supplementsmusthavescientificteststoprovetheyareeffective

B. All nutritional supplementsmusthavescientificteststoprovetheyaresafe

C. Theburdenof proof regardingsafetyandefficacyrestswiththegovernment.

D. Thedailyvalueof afoodmustappearonthelabel.

86 Whatisthedefinitionof adietarysupplement?

A. thosethatcontainergogenicsubstances

B. thosethatarenotregulatedbyDSHEA

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Question Type: MultipleChoice Topic: Food Supply Topic: Sports and Exercise Nutrition

C.thosethatcontainatleast1of these:vitamin,mineral,herb,botanical,aminoacid,metabolite, extractof aplant

D thosethatcontainingredientsthathavebeenscientificallyproventohavetheeffectthatthe manufacturerstatesonthelabel

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87. Thetolerableupperlimitrefersto:

A themostexerciseapersoncandoinaday

B. themostexerciseapersoncandoinaweek

C. themaximumintakeunlikelytoposehealthrisks

D. theingestedamountof anutrientthatpromoteshealth

88 Peanutswouldbeclassifiedas:

A A poorfoodsourcebecausetheyarehighinsalt

B. A poorfoodsourcebecausetheyarehighinfat

C. A goodfoodsourcebecausetheyarenutrientdense

D. A poorfoodsourcebecausetheycontainnomicronutrients

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Nutrition and Disease

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Question Type: MultipleChoice

Healthy Diet Guidelines

89. A youngwomanhasdecidedtoforsaketheconsumptionof all animal productsandbecomeavegan vegetarian,consumingonlynatural unprocessedfoodsandnosupplements However,apossible negativeaspectof eatingthiswaycouldbeduetothefactthat

A Manyvegetablesarehighinsaturatedfats

B. VitaminB12isfoundonlynaturallyinanimal products

C Fruitsarelowinfiberandminerals

D. Itisnotpossibletoobtainenoughproteinwiththistypeof eating

90 Thedefinitionof asugarfreefoodis:

A. Thereisnosugar(zero)perserving

B. Nosugarwasaddedduringprocessing

C. Thereis<0.5gramsof sugarperserving

D. Atleast25%lesssugarthanthereferencefood

91. A "lowcalorie" foodisonethathas:

A. <40kilocaloriesperserving

B. <100kilocaloriesperserving

C. <5kilocaloriesperserving

D. Atleast25%fewerkilocaloriesperservingthanthereferencefood

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Question Type: MultipleChoice

Topic: Food Supply Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines

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Nonessential nutrients,ordispensablenutrients,maybeformedinthebody.

Micronutrientshelptoregulatemetabolicprocessesandareusuallymeasuredingrams

MyPlatecontainsuseful foodrecommendationsforthegeneral populationbutdoesnotprovideany recommendationsforspecificpopulations,suchaspregnantwomenandtheelderly.

FoodsthatareexactlyalikeinnutrientcompositionaregroupedtogetherintheMyPlateandtheFood ExchangeLists.

Thebasicpremisebehindthekey-nutrientconceptisthatif fivekeynutrientsareadequatelyobtained inyourdiet,youwill probablyreceiveanamplesupplyof all nutrientsessential tohumans

Healthy Diet Guidelines

Onehealthful dietaryrecommendationistolimitsodiumintaketolessthan1,500mgdaily.

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Topic: Nutrition and Disease

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100. Broilingandbakingarehealthful alternativestofryingfoods,buttheuseof microwaveovensisnot anacceptablealternative.

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Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines

101 Adherencetothetwelvesimpleguidelinesforreducingtheriskof chronicdiseasewill guaranteeyou goodhealth.

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Question Type: True/False

Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines Topic: Nutrition and Disease

Thetwomostcommonplantfoodsthatarecombinedtoachieveproteincomplementarityaregrains andlegumes.

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Question Type: True/False

Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines

Topic: Human Digestion and Absorption

103. If notexposedtosunlight,veganswill needdietarysupplementsof vitaminB12.

Topic: Nutrition Basics Topic: Nutrition and Disease

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Question Type: True/False Topic: Nutrition Basics Topic: Nutrition and Disease

104. Plantfoodspossessahighcontentof fiberandothernutrientsthathavebeenassociatedwithreduced levelsof serumcholesterol andhelpinthepreventionof coronaryheartdisease.

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Question Type: True/False

Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines Topic: Nutrition and Disease

105. Comparedtoanomnivorousdiet,researchstronglysuggeststhatvegetariandietsareassociatedwith significantimpairmentinaerobicendurancecapacity.

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Question Type: True/False

Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines

Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines; Sports and Exercise Nutrition

106. A well-balanceddietcontaininganimal productscanbejustashealthful asavegetariandietwhen obtainingthenutrientsaphysicallyactivebodyneeds

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Question Type: True/False

Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines

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107. Functional foodsarefoodproductsdesignedtoprovidehealthbenefitsbeyondbasicnutrition.

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Objective: 02-07 Question Type: True/False

Nutrition Basics

Nutrition and Disease

108 HealthclaimsonfoodlabelsmusthaveextensivesupportivescientificevidenceandmusthaveFDA approval.

109 Thelargeamountsof fat,sodium,andsugarthatareaddedintheprocessingof manyfoodsareamore significanthealthconcernthanmostadditivescurrentlyinuse

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110 A foodsensitivityorfoodallergyiscausedalmostexclusivelybypesticideresiduesorsynthetic additives

Bloom's Level: 1 Remember

111 Theprecompetitionmeal shouldallowforthestomachtoberelativelyemptyatthestartof competition

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Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines; Sports and Exercise Nutrition

Topic: Human Digestion and Absorption; Sports and ExerciseNutrition

Topic: Nutrition Basics; Sports and Exercise Nutrition

112. Liquidmealsshouldbeusedprimarilyasasubstituteforprecompetitionnutritionandshouldnotbe usedtoreplacethebalanceddiet-concept.

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Topic: Human Digestion and Absorption; Sports and ExerciseNutrition

Topic: Nutrition Basics; Sports and Exercise Nutrition

113 ThebasicpremiseunderlyingthePrudentHealthyDietistomovetowardavegetariandiet.

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Availableresearchsupportsthebeneficial effectof avegetariandietuponphysical performance capacity.

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02-06

Question Type: True/False

Healthy Diet Guidelines; Sports and Exercise Nutrition

Maleathletesneedmoredietaryironthanadolescentandpremenopausal females.

TheFDA hasnostandardsforhealthclaimsthatarepermittedonfoodlabels

117. Commercial foodprocessingcausesmorenutrientlossthanhomeprocessing.

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and Exercise Nutrition

Bloom's Level: 1

02-07

Bloom's Level: 2 Understand

automatic

Objective: 02-09 Question Type: True/False

Food Supply Topic: Nutrition Basics 118 Itisnotpossibletoobtainahealthful dietatafast-foodrestaurantduetothehigh-fatcontentof foods servedthere.

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Healthy Diet Guidelines; Sports and Exercise Nutrition Topic: Nutrition Basics 119 Relativetosportsparticipation,childrenarelikelittleadults,experiencingthesameresponsesto exerciseunderhotenvironmental conditions.

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Healthy Diet Guidelines; Sports and Exercise Nutrition Topic: Nutrition Basics

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Whichof thefollowingfoodsneedtbeincludedinthedietof femaleathletes?

A. Iron-richfoods

B. Phosphate-richfoods

C. Refinedsugarrichfoods

D. Selenuim-richfoods

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Question Type: MultipleChoice

Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines

Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines; Sports and Exercise Nutrition

Topic: Nutrition Basics; Sports and Exercise Nutrition isprimarilycausedbyconsumingfoodscontaminatedwithcertainpathogenicbacteria.

A Foodintolerance

B. Foodadditive

C Foodallergy

D. Foodpoisoning

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Topic: Nutrition and Disease

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isanadversereactiontofoodthatdoesnotinvolvetheimmunesystem

A Foodtolerance

B. Hypersensitivity

C. Foodallergy

D. Foodintolerance

Bloom's Level: 2 Understand

automatic Learning Objective: 02-10

Question Type: MultipleChoice Topic: Nutrition and Disease

Thelabel of anenergybarindicatesitismadewithorganicingredients.Basedonyourknowledge

A All ingredientsareforsure100%organic

B. Thisenergybariscertifiedorganic

C.

Thisenergybarcontainsaleast70%organicingredients

D. Thisenergybarcontainsaleast95%organicingredients. 124. FALSE Bloom's Level: 3 Apply Gradable: automatic Learning Objective: 02-09

Question Type: MultipleChoice Topic: Food Supply Organicfoodsaresafefrombacterial contaminationandneverleadtofoodpoisoning

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Question Type: True/False

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Topic: Food Supply

Topic: Human Digestion and Absorption

Topic: Nutrition Basics; Food Supply

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If a26yearsoldmaleconsumesdailyahealthydietcontainingavarietyof nutrient-richfoodsand doesnothaveanyhealthissueordeficiency,itiswiserforhimtoavoidtakinganydietarysupplement toavoidanytoxicitylevel.

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Question Type: True/False

Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines

Topic: Human Digestion and Absorption Topic: Nutrition Basics Topic: Nutrition and Disease

Foodlabelsmustcontain(checkall thatapply)

Servingsize

Bloom's Level: 1 Remember Gradable: automatic Learning Objective: 02-07

Topic: Food Supply

Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines Topic: Nutrition Basics

Janeboughtaloaf of multi-grainsbread;assheisreadingthelabel,thelistof grainsadded wasthelastoneinthelistof ingredients Basedonyourknowledge,whatthisindicates?

A. Thebreadisrichinmulti-grains.

B. Thisisamulti-grainsrichbread.

C Thebreaddoesnotcontainanymulti-grains

D. Thebreadcontainsasmall quantityof multi-grains

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Learning Objective: 02-07

Question Type: MultipleChoice

Topic: Food Supply

Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines

Topic: Nutrition Basics

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Functional foodscontainfoodscomponentsuchasvitaminsandmineralsthatmayprovidepositive healthbenefits.

Bloom's

Thevariousclassesof vegetariansaremainlybasedonthetypeof foodstheyeat.

Whichof thefollowingarenutritional concernswithavegetariandiet?Checkall thatapply

Low caloriesintake X Vitamin B12deficiency. X Lack of complementary proteinsin their food intake

Certainmineralsdeficiencies

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Withitshighnutrientdense,lowfatandhighcontentof fibers,thevegetariandietisassociatedwith lowlipidbloodlevel andmaintainingnormal glycemia

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Whichof thefollowingsareincludedintheHealthyPrudentDiet?

X

X

X

Balancethefoodintakewith aphysical activity.

Eat abalanceddiet richinawidevariety of nutrient-richfoods

Chooseadietrichinmeatabout65%of yourdailycaloriesshouldcomefromredmeat.

Chooseadiet moderatein total fat.

Asanutritional coach,whichof thefollowingwill yourecommendtofemaleathletestoincludein theirhealthydiettosatisfytheiriron'sneeds?

A. Eating3ozof oysters.

B. Eating1ozof oysters. C

Eating3ozof yellowfintuna

D.

Femaleathletesdonotneediron,onlychildrenneedit.

Nutrientdensityisakeyconceptindicatingtheproportionsof essential nutrientsfoundinspecific foods.

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Learning Objective: 02-04

Question Type: True/False

Topic: Healthy Diet Guidelines

Topic: Nutrition Basics

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Foradults,theAMDRof ahealthydietiscomposedof

A 50%of fatand50%of carbohydrates

B. 45-65%of carbohydrates,20-35%of fatand10-35%of proteins

C.

45-65%of fat,20-35%of carbohydratesand10-35%of proteins.

D.

45-65%of proteins,20-35%of fatand10-35%of carbohydrates.

TheFoodExchangeSystemisagroupof foodsin6categoriescontainingsimilaramountof calories

Bloom's Level: 1 Remember

AccordingtiotheKey-nutrientconcept,adietrichinprocessfoodsuppliesall nutrientsessential toa normal bodyfunctioning

Bloom's

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JohnwouldliketoevaluatehisdailyvitaminCintake,whichof thefollowingwill yourecommend him? A TheEAR

B. TheRDA

C. TheUL

D. TheAMDR

Duringanutritioncoachingsession,whileanalyzingSamantha'sdailyfoodintake,thenutritionist informedherthat30%of hertotal energyintakecamefromfatWhichof thefollowingDietary ReferenceIntakesdidheuse? A TheEER

B. TheAMDR

C. TheAI

D. TheEAR

MalnutritionmayoccurduetodeficiencyinvitaminBgroup.

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Learning Objective: 02-01

Question Type: True/False

Topic: Nutrition Basics

Topic: Nutrition and Disease

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